Malone First in Primary Voters Urged to Go to Polls
The Daily urges Morgan County residents to vote in the upcoming first primary on May 5 as Baynard Malone leads in the county and district polls. The editorial praises Malone’s record and plans, including TVA support, farm programs, and local highway projects, urging turnout to determine his margin of victory. It also critiques a Madison County protest over tear gas used by National Guard in Huntsville and calls for a formal inquiry.
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Baynard Malone
Congress
Morgan County
Malone
Lawrence
Limestone
Jackson County
Colbert County
Lauderdale
Morgan Countian
Simpson
Madison County
Sparkman
Judge Ma~lone
TVA
Southland
Decatur-to-Courtland-to- Tuscumbia
Decatur-to- Guntersville
Joe Wheeler
Jackson
Wheeler Dam
Roosevelt
Board of Revenue
National Guard
Huntaville
Graves
Jena la
Westbury
Aiken
England
Confederate veterans in Alabama urge pension fund distribution
In Montgomery a session threatened a march on the capitol to claim a surplus in the state pension fund. Veterans later passed resolutions urging legislators to pass laws to distribute the fund. They argue the fund was created from voluntary taxes for pensions and should be used for that purpose as veterans age.
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Montgomery
Capitol
Alabama
Alabama Legislature Poised for Revenue Driven Session
Opinion notes no disagreement on an upcoming Alabama legislature session. Governor Graves aims to align supporters to pass revenue-increasing measures, signaling another lawmaking push in the state.
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Alabama
Graves
Big Revival Wanted Women Braver And Nations Insane
A feature asks if nations are insane while praising revival and noting women as braver and wilder. The piece, attributed to a syndicate era copyright notice, signals a periodical column style commentary.
Revival, courage, and politics clash in wartime era views
In Los Angeles Bishop James argues for national religious revival to heal America, linking faith to politics. The piece also cites Dr. Walter Emerson on women's courage, analyzes a sensational crime, Mussolini's movements toward Addis Ababa, and a U S political forecast showing Landon and Roosevelt as leading contenders based on Massachusetts results.
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Los Angeles
Jamesman
Moody and Sankey
How to Treat Residue Of Winter's Epidemics
Dr Logan Clendening explains how lingering throat and nasal infections after influenza and colds should be treated with moist heat and hot saltwater irrigations. Guidance includes technique details and cautions on conservative management to reduce obstruction and irritation.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Brushville Doctor Purchases Car For Medical Purposes Only
A local Brushville physician buys a new car after the old one wore out while serving his patients. He has a sign painted on the vehicle reading POR MEDICAL PURPOSES ONLY.
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Brushville
Scattered Local Snippet Reflects Daily Life and Bystander Wit
The fragment reflects everyday concerns and quips about traffic safety and car towing costs. A light dialogue covers lines from a motorist wife to a faith healer and a bank visit, ending with a musing on better parking spaces downtown and a remark on abundance through effort.
Daniel Webster Defender of a United States
A compact portrait of Daniel Webster tracing his early shyness as a boy speaker to his rise as America’s eminent orator and defender of the Union. It notes his Massachusetts service, two secretary of state terms, the famous Hayne tariff exchange, and two commemorative stamps in 1902 and 1932.
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Daniel Webster
America
Webster
Congress
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Robert Hayne
NEA Service, Inc
Rail freight car loadings rise in week to 666 181
The Association of American Railroads reported the week ending last Saturday saw revenue freight loadings reach 666 181 cars. This was up 23 524 cars or 3.7 percent from the prior week, 107 245 or 19.2 percent from a year ago, and 56 477 or 9.3 percent from two years prior.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Names Across Cities Reveal A Car Swindle Tale
In Chicago and Detroit the scam uses many female aliases including Sadie May Mable Fay Estelle and Gas and Oil and Lunch in Pittsburgh and Yonkers. A Harvard professor claims women drivers lag men in mental agility and driving skill, while a student mocks slow torture with a ride in a secondhand car.
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Chicago
Sadie
Detroit
May
Duluth
Mable
Pittsburgh
Fay
Estelle
Yonkers
Harvard
Photographer sues over church collection bag assault
Richmond Virginia May 2 Trial began in federal court today in a $10 000 damage suit by Lewis Brown Washington Times photographer against W A Bell of Fredericksburg for injuries from being struck with a church collection bag December 9 1934 The blow occurred as Brown photographed Bell about to enter his car near Fredericksburg Baptist Church on the eve of his brother Edward C Bell facing an attempted poisoning charge.
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Richmond
Lewis Brown
Washington Times
W. A. Bell
Fredericksburg
Bell
Edward C. Bell
Brown
Fredericksburg Baptist Church
Graves Administration Beat Back in Session
In a tense late session the Graves administration faced a stiff push but survived the debate without being defeated. Supporters kept the measure alive, signaling continued contention and political maneuvering ahead of upcoming votes.
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Graves
Evening rush to town foils plans for bridge party
A brisk note captures the idea of racing home to dinner to beat crowds downtown and avoid traffic ahead of a crowded afternoon bridge gathering. The quirky adage about hearing and speaking evil adds a humorous spin.
Family sap and wedding sparks in a playful exchange
A humorous exchange between a husband and wife about past loves and aging. The wife reminds the husband she married him, while the line about every tree has its sap frames a playful, family themed joke.
Walter Winchell Notes of 1936 Wit and Woes
Walter Winchell surveys a jumble of urban quirks and anecdotes including Percy Hammond advice, a murder case rumor at press desks, theater quips, subway chaos after a wreck, cab space fights, and satirical takes on politics and society. The column also notes global remarks on finance, science, and Soviet policy.
Smokey Saunders Denied Kentucky Riding License
The jockey Smokey Saunders is denied a riding license for Kentucky tracks due to a fall incident last autumn. The action echoes a broader race track controversy while noting Lord Derby’s remark that on turf all men are equal. Rockefeller’s Wainbowoom will lift its joggery rule after May 15, and the column will pause its quips about women on starches and gigaloafers for the summer.
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Smokey” Saunders
Kentucky
Fatty Arbuckle
Lord Derby
Rockefeller
Wainbowoom
Notable Authors and Critics Mention in Atchison Globe
Ed Howe's Atchison Globe cites 1925 readings by August Mangelsdorf of Atchison of Hauptmann's Die Ratten and notes Burns Mantle on Percy Hammond. James J. Montague comments Europe, Detective King on sleuthing, Howard Brubaker on the Missouri peace essay copy, Cal Tinney on the Titterton slayer confession.
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Gerhardt Hauptmann
Germany
Ed Howe
Atchison Globe
Bruno
August Mangelsdorf
Atchison
Burns Mantle
Percy Hammond
James J. Montague
Europe
Switzerland
Detective King
Missouri
Howard Brubaker
Brubaker
Cal Tinney
Titterton
Critics Question New Deal Footing by Turning Country Upside Down
Critics struggle to reconcile New Deal aims with disruption as bus firms in town hog the streets, challenging traditional order while aiming to fix the economy. The fragment suggests tension between reform efforts and street-level consequences.
Eight District Democratic Primary Candidates Face Voters
Paid political notices urge support for Baynard L. Malone Robert T Simpson Jr and John J Sparkman in Alabama primary races. Statements request votes and influence for May 5 1936 with authorizing campaigns in Decatur Florence Huntsville Scottsboro and Jackson counties.
Snodgrass Announces Candidacy for Congress in Alabama
John M. Snodgrass announces his candidacy for Congress in Alabama's Eighth District, subject to the Democratic Primary on May 5, 1936. Scottsboro, Ala. Advertisements authorized by John Snodgrass, Scottsboro, Ala.
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J. M. Money
Scottsboro
Jackson County
Alabama
Congress
Eighth
Democratic Party
John M. Snodgrass
Ala
Ohn Snodgrass
J. W. Lynn Announces Candidacy for Fourth District
The Democratic primary in Morgan County on May 5 1936 will decide the race for Board of Revenue in the 4th District. J W Lynn of Somerville Route 3 enters the governor supervised contest.
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Board OF Revenue
J. W. Lynn
Morgan County
J. L. Rowe Campaign Ad for Morgan County Board
Voters are urged to support J L Rowe for the Morgan County third district board of revenue. The ad promotes better roads and schools with lower taxes and is paid for by J L Rowe of Parkville Alabama.
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J. L. Rowe
County Board of Revenue
Palkville
Alabama
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96Th Street
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Eighth Congressional District
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Bob) Simpson, JR
Robert Tenment Simpson, Jr
Florence
John J. Sparkman
Huntsville
Somerville
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Jim) Robinson, Jr
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Parkville
Alabama Business Institute
Albany Grain & Coal CO
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Pinkie) Brown
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